Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-21
BRIEELETS.
Ice cream, at krell It Maths.

Another wedding soon. Guess.
Oysters, oysters, at Krell & Maths.
French Derby underwear at Robnson's.
Uncle Toms Cabin" tomorrow night.
The small boy is preparing for Hallow-
EN-.
Oysters served in every style al Krell &
Maths
Fine Minnesota Catawba grapes at C.
c. Truesdale's.
See the latest thing il underwear III
Rohinson's.
New dates, new figs. at Krel y Maths
confectionery.
Leave orders for dressed chickens at
c. c. Truesdalc's.
Shaw knit hose and underwear at
Lloyd Il Stewards.
A full line of cashmere and meTino un>
derwear at Robinson's.
Jersey jackets, the latest thing out, at
Lloyd & Stewards
A full line OF vegetables. oysters and
celery at C. C. Truesdales.
/ MIR. Charles Spengler. of Presumption,
was in the city on business today.
c. c. Truesdale, the grocer, arrived
home from Minneapolis this morning.
Go TO Krell & Maths and get dish of
those fine large New York counts served
in any style.
John Ring and Miss Mary Pfatf were
married al the residence of the groom on
Elm street last evening by Squire Cooke
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Dart gave bril-
liant and largely attended reception al
their home, 1896 Seventh avenue last
evening.
Wait for Truesdale's prices on Dakots
Burbanks, early Ohio's and Late ant
Early Rose potatoes which will arrive il
few days
Krell Il Math have the finest and hes
fitted up oyster parlors in the three cities
They keep the best oysters and serv,
them in all styles.
P. W Zoeckler closed his meat marke
on Ninth street and Third avenue th
morning. His assets will more thai
meet his liabilities, which are light.
All the town is on tip toe of expecta
? ton for the enjoymen of the grea
-. hospital bazar TO be held on Thursda
and Friday, the eth and 2Stb of thi
4 month.
A grain house on Mr.. C. D. Gordon
q farm in Rural. burned down last evening
consuming all his potatoes and grain, til
loss of which will amount to about $500
@ Insurance not known. tEt
Miss Ella G. Taylor has kindly ser
the ARGUS copies of Bloomington papel
containing accounts of the state CONVEX
# ton of the Y W. c.. T. u. in whic
a she represents the Rock Island Us.
n A handsome thing will lie on exhib
h ton at McIntire's dry goods store tomo
1t row. 1t is crazy quilt made by Il
N young ladies of st. Joseph's church Fl
At st. Joseph's fair, which opens Oct "a.
The German Catholic church society
n this city are holding their annual fair
=; Turner hall this week. commencing Mo
IL day evening, and continuing every evel
nj ing this week. A general invitation
IN extended to the public.
Lost-A diamond pin with penda
attached. monogram &c. U. c." wat
chain with monogram "E. F. B." Ii
at on First avenue, between Eleventh sire
IT, and the ferry. A liberal reward will
paid at this Office.
NC Miss Emma Schroeder, daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schroeder, died
her home east Of the Moline bluffs Ii
evening, Of erysipelas, aged niuete
years aud twelve DAYS. She had be
i'll twelve days. having been taken do
on her birthday.
Willie W. Warroll came with
mother from Cedar Rapids. Iowa, a We
ago TO visit the family of T. ]. Willial
driver on the Moline d Rock ISL
line. The boy was taken with dipht
ria and died yesterday, aged four ye
and eight months. The remains will
taken to Cedar Rapids tonight for in,